Dear Friends and Supporters,
Welcome to GIFT USA, where education and health unite to create transformative change. As President, it is my privilege to lead this incredible organization in our mission to empower communities by providing access to quality education and essential healthcare services. We believe education unlocks doors to opportunity, while good health enables individuals to seize those opportunities and thrive.
This past year, with your unwavering support, we have reached remarkable milestones. Together, we’ve provided vocational training to underprivileged students, funded the construction of ICU units, and delivered free medical services to those in need. These accomplishments reflect the dedication and generosity of our volunteers, donors, and partners who share our vision of lasting change.
Yet, our journey is far from complete. New challenges lie ahead, and your continued support is crucial to helping us expand our impact. Together, we can ensure that even more lives are touched by the power of education and the life-saving importance of healthcare.
Thank you for walking with us on this journey of hope and transformation. Together, we are building a brighter future where education and health serve as the foundation of thriving, resilient communities.
Warm regards,
Khalid Rana
President, GIFT USA
At GIFT USA, we empower underserved communities by addressing critical needs in education, healthcare, and vocational training. Our goal is to break the cycle of poverty through access to quality education, life-saving medical care, and skill-building opportunities for self-reliance.
With the support of our partners and donors, we are committed to:
Marwan Majid has over 25 years experience in the technology industry. He serves as a Corporate Senior Vice President of Socionext and was a founding member of Socionext America. He has helped scale the startup Japanese semiconductor firm and was part of the transformation team which helped the company go public in 2022 and was the most successful IPO in the Japan market. Previously he spent 17 years in Fujitsu Semiconductors where he headed marketing and then sales for the America’s custom business. He has also served in various marketing, design, and manufacturing roles at Phillips Semiconductor, Texas Instruments, and Motorola.
Zafar Shah has over 30 years’ experience as a HR / Admin & Finance management in the technology industry. He has a long history of volunteering in different Non-Profit organizations such as Rotary Club Pakistan, Human Development Foundation (HDF USA) California chapter, Health Oriented Preventive Education (HOPE USA) California chapter, board member of Peninsula Muslim Association (PMA) Mountain View,California.
With 31 Year experience in Semiconductor IC test, specialization in Highspeed Signal Integrity, Power Integrity, and Design. Currently working for world’s leading Semiconductor tester manufacturing company Advantest. Leading Test interface Hardware engineering and design divisions globally.
I was President of HOPE USA for 5 years supporting under privileged for Medical and Education needs in Pakistan. Started GIFT USA nonprofit 501C3 to help support multiple organizations in US, Pakistan and other international NGOs by collecting funds and conducting fundraising drives. Serving as an active board member for GIFT USA since inception.
With 25+ Year experience in Strategic Business Development and Planning. Currently working as Director of Strategic Business Planning at one of the Technology Giant Intel Corporation.
Started GIFT USA nonprofit 501C3 to help support multiple organizations in US, Pakistan and other international NGOs by collecting funds and conducting fundraising drives. Serving as an active board member for GIFT USA since inception.
Zuhair is passionate about using technology to help non-profit organizations grow. He has
been a part of several community services initiatives in the SF Bay Area and internationally.
Professionally, he’s built technology apps at companies including JPMorgan and Wells Fargo.
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